The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 24, 1907, Page 5

|etrike breakers walking the streets recognised and chased and and cobble stones thrown at them, whioh resulted several sertous injuries Pore MBAT OWNER sectors Service) WENATCHEE, Tote pel, proprietor ¢ S00, May M.—One B of thta place, letely demol | oe tne $8,000 po: tke breakers) age ana wge were Deaton Up and Fe | stroyed here fe the Bmergeney hospital. | dairy and to v4 the result of a claah| Davia, was a the alleged owne of putrid ae dried beet that was de before T o'clock last pight wn hich 3 Gunton men and many a cone, Dewakers came together. The onthe oe ave fared far arrival of (ficers., Your Attention Hpagein called to our Saturday bargains, and several useful | are specially priced for tomorrow, The children are ot out, and Baleony has been looked over to find vy a large stock of toys the clock Saturday evening. Door Lock. Regul io Copper Mor thee Door Lock, Wayne design easy spring, oval lock. Complete 49c Aluminum Ename) Regular 25c Can—The Imperial ‘man Aluminum Epame! for ating and re pair work. Special 15c price, the oan TSe~The name Keen gtands for all that ts and these Ladies Me Cake—Dr. Clay Des Soap is the beat article for exterminat I5e e-Heravood frame, Qtied with patent fly pro : Buxtends to 44 Inches. Carpenter Rule. Regular 4$o—Hetnforeed joints, Gouble bra full bound sar urday® M 25c Hose. Regular $4.00--Green line can. Yas covered seamless rubber Sn. $3.29 Blackola- -the Weather Proof Shine 10e~Biackola Shoe Polish is rainproof and dust proof. pen, Fomen and childres, and will not injure their All day tomorrow, Saturday, the price wt!) be, 5c Garden Set. Jumping Rope. ibe—Hoe, rake and | Regular 10c—~in fancy colors é fine to dig in and wooden handles. 9c Price cut in half for 5c wien Saturday . Horseshoe Magnet. Regular lic—Usefal and to Wooden carts structive, and still plarthing t 7c Amusing. Spectally 8c All day priced Teer Irish Mail---the Boys’ Friend BO —it's geared, built Hhe on >» and can't opeet febber Ured wheels Wim last a oad Saturday the price ts placed $4. 49 PELGER, HURLBUT 2ND AVENUE & UNION STREET iht-—The “Daisy” two THE GRAND wrne°"" Starter, Mey 2th aod Sunday, May 26th ARCTIC BROTHERHOOD PERFORM AN CH, omedy. by Pe * Alaskan Artists, under 41 the A sated te the Univer Opera House, Boxes ' Gallery, $6 conte SEA TTLE THE. ATER (The Leading Popuis ed Theater) Mars Phones 42 ‘ONIGHT—A “4 SOLDINR OF THE HMPIRE” Mext Week Starting Sunday Matines, “e TREA®S RANGER” Both Rea! Dramatic Productions LYRIC THEA TER & Drew, Mere 4 aad All ¥ - “THE ne At TY boc TOR. Wet and Bat Mate. 266 and Evenings, f0¢, 206, 40¢ and 56 Ses THEATER. 0c; box seats, 800 ances P40, t18 648 each ) MATINERS BYERY DAY famous women rifle shots; The Castanos, Starascope, Eddie Roesch, Jos. J. Dowling & 3rd Ave Theater, Later in the evening @ number ot! °} ‘ THE SEATTLE STAR..FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1907. DETECTIVE pagar | Reliable Clothes | ing” & patron of the place, but the BELLINGHAM, May 24.—As the JUTY; after being out two hours, a regult of the testimony of Mies | @!tted him & young Salvation Army lage, on the witness stand in the case against Kdwards, Judge ‘er from the bench inetructed bunty attorney tO prosecute inte chapters at the proprietors of the barroom im and ai. Those intending te he Bellingham hotel for violating | sould communicate with Mre i ideas in practical apparel for boys the Sunday old ent © Sunday closing lawa, Lew We select fabrics of known reliability and ex lore open Saturday evening for your canventence Saturday a day of special savings =-on summer furnishings== those who study “ways and means” cannot fall to be interested In this attractive showing just a hint of the valnes to be found here tomorrow. FOR BOYS OF EVERY AGE rene ‘ Aa PON a amet n Our immense stock of suits embodies the worthiest ercise the greatest care in picking out patte The workmanship is another point on which we are very particular and nothing but the very best Attention do you give your ” you give them the tailoring is shown are and attention you Our styles for boys are models of good taste and hands’ commode stand—good Standard special re- for the camp— clining folding chair D5¢. stop to think | exnneccessnconcszssscessenqnoDEnes same DOL ERIS IAY BPO AIOIOE mportance of your fave you good teeth. Do you neglect them? specialty ts are for aud give the best possible Den Suits from $4 up £ inatl ri " a RORORS $5.00 up Children's Wash Buits $1.50 Up. bridge work $3.00 and up “ASSOCIATED DENTISTS; J. Redelsheimer & Co. 1112 Becond Avenue Phone Main 1772 800.804 First Avenue, Corner Columbia. Office Hours 8:30 te 7 Sundeys @ te 12:50 Strongest Boys’ Clothing House in the Btate Lady Attendants f tee d Crowns PRIGES CUI DEEP this is a practical Nettle artl cle for the camp or room; is § inches bigh; has and for camp or steamer comfort side arms for towels; extra there \s nothing to compare with them; of maple frame, strongly made; good grage wpecial priced for the day 01.08 canvas; adjustable to toug wy steaeatapeccnte mae positions, with arms on ‘ fal priced for the 4 AT 186———————— camp chair— a cal step ladder— atRailroadBlockade Sale —& good, strong, Esstern mader step ladder, «ix sizes— camp chair; canvas seat; 4-ft. alze, each ood special priced for the day 6-ft. size, each aaa pots 6-ft. size, each Toft. size, each better grade, with carpet 1o-ft ch apeny MON 2} re) = = re) > <= z 2 A cal or) bi ™~ as ee) ‘REE We have ixands upon thousands of dollars’ worth of goods at this great sale during the past thirty days » see daylight abead. Of course r stock has been picked over and it has been somewhat re THE PROGRESSIVE MILLINERY AND HOSIERY STORE OF anc dneed a » fine assortment of Men's, Youths’ and Children’s Clothing on hand, and in order to PIKE STREET raise sey that we need we are going to especially price this Clothing. You ean buy your clothes merchants. In Hats, Furnishing G * and Shoes our stock is still complete, and you can help yourself at prices bet thing / We have made exceptionally enticing reductions for to bring you tn closer touch with the Oppenheimer pth masay You will appreciate our low prices the more you trade here, ter than eve MEN'S SHOES. ] ' ‘ ge} ° 2.50 She Sloe de Sale ie J i lack and bl one > or * ve ha fe “th hy ara i re s. Boys’ Heary Bicycle Ribbed ‘se Neat Check Apron Ging: made up to sell for $7.50 to $8.50 $3.50 Men's Shoes, Hlockade Sale price. ........ . Cotton Hore, sizes 6 to 10 hams, Saturday, yard Ge ss $3.75 $4.00 Men's F Dress Shoes. Blockade Sale price apetial Gaturtag tot 1Be ibe 3} ark Dine an Men's Spring Suits in fancy club checks, all wool wor ses $2.65 ian Pudi Lae eis pink checks and stripes; Sat- \ $5.00 Men's Extra Fine Patent Leather Shoes. Blockade urday, yard a. eds, black clay worsteds, blue serges, hand padded pe , $3.00 Turnover Collars, Saturday. 1fe White India shoulders, made up to sell for $16.00 to $12.00; Blo Sale price 2 each Be es, wide, Saturday, yard .... ade Sale price $5.85 ide Fa Lace Stock Collar oa OT ta ase Men's Spring Suits in the nobbiest weaves and colors YOUNG MEN’ . SUITS Becta ds _— “tee 5c Cotton Towels, good Bi : ; : a : » a ’ mee ac dish towels, red border, Gat- also plain blacks and blues, silk | i, single or double $12.50 Young Men's 3-F Suits, in tweeds an an 16e Box of 12 Crimped Shell , d. Made up to sell for $12.50 to $15.00; Block worsteds. Blockade Sale price $6.35 Hair Pins, Saturday, box. Be ade Sale price , $7.75 $15.00 Young Men's Spring Suits, latest cheeks and faney the Waite Gubesiéeret Week day special . Spring Suits, « large variety in single and double mixtures, black and blue thibets. Blockade Sale price Beto, Saterday, onch ..160 Ladies’ Black t $7.65 5c White Embroidered Wash double heels and tom, te #18.00 Young Men's Spring Suits, single or double breast Belts, Saturday, each ...23¢ Fa oS Ce 2 ed in silk worsteds, serges, cheviota, blues and blacks Juded, in the nobbiest weaves and colors. Blockade - - - - a Sale price 89. ‘ALL TRIMMED MILLINERY REDUCED, $5.00 to $6.00 Trimmed Hats at ; ay PANTS. OHILDREN'S SUITS. children's $1.25 Trimmed Legho $1 i ern | eg any #2.50 Children’s Fine All-Wool Suits; nobby patterns. i a ES eee a ae $2.00 Me n's Worsted Pa Blockade Sale price $1.35 $3.00 Men's e all w $3.50 Children’s Suita, in tweeds, worsteds, cheviots and price cashmeres. Blockade Sale price . $1. 85 ppen el me Co $4.00 and $5.00 Men's all 1 £5.00 Children's Suits, in the fat tylea and 4 ; 5.0 rildren nits atest style patterns + Fine Dress Pants. Blocknc all week worsted, cheviots andthibets, Mlectade Sale 807 Pike Street, Between Eighth and Ninth. ne mm a $2.70 fh i HATS. One Extra Special lot of 500 Children’s Suits aE One lots of 750 Hats, in brown and blacks, soft and stiff yeen delayed since last fall, in all wool serges and faney e Derby Hat Blockade Sale ° 05e¢ mixed novelties; sizes 8 to 7 years; worth $4, #5 and $6 P+ $250 Men's Hats. Bloekad ee $1.35 Blockade Sale price $1.45 &3.00 and $4.00 Men's Hats. Blo Sale price. .$1.95 i FURNISHING GOODS $2.00 and $2.50 Children’s Fine Tan Shoes Blockade ONLY EXCLUSIVE EXCURSION 1 Sox 10¢ Sale price $1.45 STEAMSHIP ON PUGET SOUND School Shoes Blockade Sale Jen's Golf Shirts. Blockade Sale £2.00 Children’s "O5e price $1.15 va a en mall A chm heim ian LADIES’ SHOES Daily Excursions lors she #2.50 Ladies’ Fine Shoes. Blockade Sale price. ..$1.25 ereGe B5e | $1.00 Ladiee’ Very Fine Dress Shoes ‘Blockade Sale on Puget Sound Y talbriggan Underwe i ° price . 7 price 50. $2.50 1 on’ Fine Oxfords. B e Sale price... $1.50 " x These are just a few of the many bargains that am #3.00 Ladies’ Extra Quality Oxfords ee v4 Fare, Round Tri AFTERNOON AND PVENING. DANCING AND MUSIC. The Monarch Shoe and Clothing Cow} rise moontignt excursion 1317-1319 FIRST AY.. SEATTLE, WASH. Saturday Evening, May 25th OPPOSITE NEW ARCADE ONE-HALF BLOOK NORTH OF POSTOFFICE # p.m, from Pier 6, Foot of Untverstty St. No Liquors ‘Allowed,